Ordinary Grace

6/13/2019

Krueger's tale takes us into the past--the story is told through the eyes of a man remembering his boyhood in the Midwest.

The novel swept the award circuit the year it was published, which was 2013. Most readers agree that it has a literary quality that makes the standalone a standout.

How did you feel about Frank Drum and his journey into the past?

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12/19: Shames, Dead Broke in Jarrett Creek

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